A Stumbling Block
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There might have been tears in it, but the child was absorbed in the prospective splendors of that un precedented family.
"Thirty!" said Rosemary. "A hundred!" She stooped again and kissed the small, ecstatic face. Then she went quickly in-doors. From one of the big lower rooms beyond the hall she heard her father s dry cough. He had been far from well of late, and the little mother had been ailing too. It was Rosemary s sweet task to nurse and scold and protect them both. They and Croydon s li...ttle peo ple made up her life in these days.
103 A STUMBLING-BLOCK She went on up the stairs to her own chamber, and she locked herself in and sat down beside a window which looked out over the garden, bare yet and dismal in the raw March weather. She sat there quite still for an hour, and then wrote a letter to David. After an hour more she tore this up. It showed the hurt too plainly. She wrote another, a much briefer one, and, after further hesi tation, went out and posted it. The letter that David received said: "Mv DEAR DAVID [it will be observed that she de nied herself even the Davie ], I have just met old Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There might have been tears in it, but the child was absorbed in the prospective splendors of that un precedented family.
"Thirty!" said Rosemary. "A hundred!" She stooped again and kissed the small, ecstatic face. Then she went quickly in-doors. From one of the big lower rooms beyond the hall she heard her father s dry cough. He had been far from well of late, and the little mother had been ailing too. It was Rosemary s sweet task to nurse and scold and protect them both. They and Croydon s li...ttle peo ple made up her life in these days.
103 A STUMBLING-BLOCK She went on up the stairs to her own chamber, and she locked herself in and sat down beside a window which looked out over the garden, bare yet and dismal in the raw March weather. She sat there quite still for an hour, and then wrote a letter to David. After an hour more she tore this up. It showed the hurt too plainly. She wrote another, a much briefer one, and, after further hesi tation, went out and posted it. The letter that David received said: "Mv DEAR DAVID [it will be observed that she de nied herself even the Davie ], I have just met old Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forman Justus Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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